Re: [RBW] Large saddlesack simplest and/or cheapest way to mount on a bike without a rack and no eyelets?

[Patrick Moore]

Speaking of Hoss: I'm in the market for a good used one, or even a Med
Saddlesack -- I assume that a used Hoss would be cheaper. This for the Hon
Solo -- plenty of space there!

On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 9:51 AM, Patrick Moore  wrote:

> It will probably be hard to find enough space for a Large without a
> support. My 58 c-c 26" wheel custom (wheels slightly under 25" in overall
> diameter) had *just* enough space for a Medium; without the stiffener it
> would have dragged on the tire. Note that this was with bare tires -- no
> fenders. Note too that I buckled mine directly to the Flite's rails.
>
> That said, I carried 35 lb*on this setup with little trouble -- no
> dragging, no rear brake interference and no untoward handling problems.
>
> Note further that the Sackville Medium has an effective capacity (ie, can
> hold as much miscellaneous groceries) as the Hoss, whatever the respective
> theoretical measured volumes are. I'd say that, if you are not going to
> carry hugely bulky or heavy loads, a Medium is all you need - it carries
> more than I can fit in a single Ortlieb Back Roller.
>
> I expect that a Large would carry almost as much as a pair of Ortlieb Back
> Rollers, no?
>
> Me, if I'm going to use a rack, I prefer panniers for volume flexibility
> and ease of removal. The whole point of saddlebags, *for me,* is to forgo
> a rack.
>
> (Aside: The Hoss did very well strapped to the Turbo's rails, on my
> erstwhile Ken Rogers BRT (nicely restored early '80s model). Without a
> center rear wheel to interfere, the saggy (by comparison to the Sackville
> design) Hoss could use all of its volume without interfering with anything,
> and -- very nice! -- even a very heavy load had no effect on handling, and
> -- even nicer! -- the trike never tipped over. The only annoying thing was
> that, without some sort of parking brake, the trike tended to roll away
> from you while you were trying to load it.
>
> * I tend to measure the weight of particularly big loads -- not because
> I'm compulsive but for reasons of scientific wonder. Right?
>
> On Sat, Feb 27, 2016 at 12:50 PM, Joe Broach  wrote:
>
>> Hey Daniel,
>>
>> For such light loads, if you have the airspace just hang it from the
>> saddle. I did that for years with more weight, and the only issue was the
>> thick leather straps got a little notched and might eventually have worn
>> through from the sharp Brooks loops. Hanging from a Nitto bag grip or
>> homemade equivalent would be even mas bueno.
>>
>> I'm with you on going huge. Still have and love my Baggins Hoss and never
>> regretted upsizing.
>>
>> Best,
>> joe "This post not approved by RivLegal. Using SaddleSacks without
>> multiple redundant support systems could result in damage to property,
>> dismemberment, or death. But probably not."
>> pdx or
>>
>> On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 9:32 PM, Daniel D.  wrote:
>>
>>> I have three bikes I'd like to use with a saddlesack.  I'd rather buy
>>> the large not the medium.  But one of the bikes, an older road bike,
>>> doesn't have eyelets.  Is there a cheap and easy way to get the large
>>> saddlesack installed on a bike with no rack?  Only going to carry light
>>> loads on that bike at most 10 pounds.
>>>
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Re: [RBW] Re: East Coast Storm - Maryland Trail Conditions

[Kevin Lindsey]

It's a stretch (about 23 miles each way), so I usually do it only about 
twice a week.  However, it's a really pretty ride; even when the weather's 
against me, I still have an enjoyable commute.  Which is more than I can 
say about your wife's daily trek.  Ugh.  Can't imagine driving from Tysons 
to Silver Spring twice a day.

On Saturday, February 27, 2016 at 11:55:15 AM UTC-5, Justin Schoop wrote:
>
> Kevin, that is a hike. My wife works for Deloitte in Tysons and gets to 
> battle traffic on 495 from Silver Spring. My commute is not as long however 
> I do ride along a section of stream that is stocked with Rainbow and Brown 
> Trout by Maryland Game and Inland Fisheries, which adds a little bonus. 
> Although you get some funny looks from people when you are out there 
> casting a fly rod. 

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[RBW] Re: clothes (mostly RBW MUSA), bags, rack for sale

[Thomas Lynn Skean]

Update:

MUSA clothes, Sackville bags, and PlatRack are all sold.

Remaining are:

>Frost River
Little Marais
$20


>Frost River
Grand Marais
$30


>Columbia Sportswear
PFG Backcast 
khaki
XL
$20


>Columbia Sportswear
PFG Backcast 
dark grey
XL
$20


>Ex Officio
Nio Amphi
light khaki
38
$25


>Ex Officio
Nio Amphi
walnut
38
$25

Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean

On Saturday, February 27, 2016 at 9:48:14 PM UTC-6, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> Items for sale. Clothes, bags, and a rack. Prices include shipping, 
> contiguous US. Reply-to-author if interested. PayPal accepted for payment.
>
> Link to pictures with info. Info also below link.
>
> https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B0NGWBC59Gx6fgX
>
> >MUSA pants
> blue/black
> Velcro bottom
> xxl
> $35
>
> >Sackville TrunkSack L
> olive
> $75
>
> >Sackville ShopSack L
> olive
> $35
>
> >MUSA knickers
>
> blue/black
> velcro bottom
> xl
> $35
>
> >MUSA pants
> grey/blue
> velcro bottom
> xxl
> $35
>
> >MUSA pants
> butternut/olive
> zip bottom
> xxl
> $35
>
> >MUSA shorts
> olive
> xl
> $30
>
> >MUSA knickers
> olive/chocolate
> elastic strap bottom
> xxl
> $35
>
> >MUSA knickers
> black
> velcro bottom
> xl
> $35
>
> >PlatRack
> $65
>
> Yours,
> Thomas Lynn Skean
>
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: clothes (mostly RBW MUSA), bags, rack for sale

[David Sprunger]

Ok. Thanks for letting me know.
David


On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 11:35 AM, Thomas Lynn Skean <
thomaslynnsk...@comcast.net> wrote:

> Update:
>
> MUSA clothes, Sackville bags, and PlatRack are all sold.
>
> Remaining are:
>
> >Frost River
> Little Marais
> $20
>
>
> >Frost River
> Grand Marais
> $30
>
>
> >Columbia Sportswear
> PFG Backcast
> khaki
> XL
> $20
>
>
> >Columbia Sportswear
> PFG Backcast
> dark grey
> XL
> $20
>
>
> >Ex Officio
> Nio Amphi
> light khaki
> 38
> $25
>
>
> >Ex Officio
> Nio Amphi
> walnut
> 38
> $25
>
> Yours,
> Thomas Lynn Skean
>
> On Saturday, February 27, 2016 at 9:48:14 PM UTC-6, Thomas Lynn Skean
> wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> Items for sale. Clothes, bags, and a rack. Prices include shipping,
>> contiguous US. Reply-to-author if interested. PayPal accepted for payment.
>>
>> Link to pictures with info. Info also below link.
>>
>> https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B0NGWBC59Gx6fgX
>>
>> >MUSA pants
>> blue/black
>> Velcro bottom
>> xxl
>> $35
>>
>> >Sackville TrunkSack L
>> olive
>> $75
>>
>> >Sackville ShopSack L
>> olive
>> $35
>>
>> >MUSA knickers
>>
>> blue/black
>> velcro bottom
>> xl
>> $35
>>
>> >MUSA pants
>> grey/blue
>> velcro bottom
>> xxl
>> $35
>>
>> >MUSA pants
>> butternut/olive
>> zip bottom
>> xxl
>> $35
>>
>> >MUSA shorts
>> olive
>> xl
>> $30
>>
>> >MUSA knickers
>> olive/chocolate
>> elastic strap bottom
>> xxl
>> $35
>>
>> >MUSA knickers
>> black
>> velcro bottom
>> xl
>> $35
>>
>> >PlatRack
>> $65
>>
>> Yours,
>> Thomas Lynn Skean
>>
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Re: [RBW] Large saddlesack simplest and/or cheapest way to mount on a bike without a rack and no eyelets?

[Patrick Moore]

It will probably be hard to find enough space for a Large without a
support. My 58 c-c 26" wheel custom (wheels slightly under 25" in overall
diameter) had *just* enough space for a Medium; without the stiffener it
would have dragged on the tire. Note that this was with bare tires -- no
fenders. Note too that I buckled mine directly to the Flite's rails.

That said, I carried 35 lb*on this setup with little trouble -- no
dragging, no rear brake interference and no untoward handling problems.

Note further that the Sackville Medium has an effective capacity (ie, can
hold as much miscellaneous groceries) as the Hoss, whatever the respective
theoretical measured volumes are. I'd say that, if you are not going to
carry hugely bulky or heavy loads, a Medium is all you need - it carries
more than I can fit in a single Ortlieb Back Roller.

I expect that a Large would carry almost as much as a pair of Ortlieb Back
Rollers, no?

Me, if I'm going to use a rack, I prefer panniers for volume flexibility
and ease of removal. The whole point of saddlebags, *for me,* is to forgo a
rack.

(Aside: The Hoss did very well strapped to the Turbo's rails, on my
erstwhile Ken Rogers BRT (nicely restored early '80s model). Without a
center rear wheel to interfere, the saggy (by comparison to the Sackville
design) Hoss could use all of its volume without interfering with anything,
and -- very nice! -- even a very heavy load had no effect on handling, and
-- even nicer! -- the trike never tipped over. The only annoying thing was
that, without some sort of parking brake, the trike tended to roll away
from you while you were trying to load it.

* I tend to measure the weight of particularly big loads -- not because I'm
compulsive but for reasons of scientific wonder. Right?

On Sat, Feb 27, 2016 at 12:50 PM, Joe Broach  wrote:

> Hey Daniel,
>
> For such light loads, if you have the airspace just hang it from the
> saddle. I did that for years with more weight, and the only issue was the
> thick leather straps got a little notched and might eventually have worn
> through from the sharp Brooks loops. Hanging from a Nitto bag grip or
> homemade equivalent would be even mas bueno.
>
> I'm with you on going huge. Still have and love my Baggins Hoss and never
> regretted upsizing.
>
> Best,
> joe "This post not approved by RivLegal. Using SaddleSacks without
> multiple redundant support systems could result in damage to property,
> dismemberment, or death. But probably not."
> pdx or
>
> On Fri, Feb 26, 2016 at 9:32 PM, Daniel D.  wrote:
>
>> I have three bikes I'd like to use with a saddlesack.  I'd rather buy the
>> large not the medium.  But one of the bikes, an older road bike, doesn't
>> have eyelets.  Is there a cheap and easy way to get the large saddlesack
>> installed on a bike with no rack?  Only going to carry light loads on that
>> bike at most 10 pounds.
>>
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Re: [RBW] Rodeo photeo

[Ron Mc]

Stunning bike, thanks for the photos

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[RBW] Re: FS: Choco cockpit, bullmoose, VO cockpit

[drew]

bullmoose is 61cm wide and has an extension of 130ish mm. 

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[RBW] Re: Off Topic, but perhaps not by much: Mac and Ubuntu compatible music manager?

[sameness]

Assuming you want roughly the same user interface and features across both 
operating systems, I would recommend Tomahawk 
.

Assuming you are trying to share the same local music library across two or 
more computers, I would also recommend you move them to a NAS drive. 
Tomahawk is good at rounding them all up, but it's always nice to just 
point your player to a network device.

Assuming portability of the music files you are creating is not a primary 
concern, I would lastly recommend you rip the music files to FLAC, not MP3. 
You can always convert individual tracks or albums from FLAC to MP3 or AAC 
or whatever later.

Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA

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Re: [RBW] Rodeo photeo

[Evan E.]

Beautiful bike, Bruce! 

Interesting to hear Don speak of gold overspray. I imagine it adds a subtle 
something -- as it did with the orange Rambouillet.

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[RBW] Re: NAHBS Rivendell Owner's Bunch/iBOB Social Ride--Sat 2/27 5:30pm

[Surlyprof]

Thanks for pulling together the meet up, Jeremy.  It was nice to meet you 
and so many other Riv (and related)-folks after the show.  Altogether a 
wonderful way to spend a Saturday.


John

On Sunday, February 28, 2016 at 10:47:31 AM UTC-8, Philip Williamson wrote:
>
> Super nice to see old friends and meet new ones at NAHBS, and at the 
> Garage pre-ride meetup. Especially nice to meet your wife, Amit!
> The carpool with Evan and John was a real treat. Excellent 
> conversationalists. 
>
> Philip
> www.biketinker.com
>
> On Friday, February 26, 2016 at 1:47:30 PM UTC-8, Amit Singh wrote:
>>
>> See y'all there!
>>
>> Amit
>>
>> On Thursday, 11 February 2016 09:18:11 UTC-8, Jeremy Till wrote:
>>>
>>> Hey Folks-
>>>
>>> Just bought my tickets for NAHBS, definitely getting excited about this 
>>> event!  As a resident of Sacramento, I thought I'd organize a meetup for my 
>>> friends on the Rivendell Owner's Bunch and Internet-BOB group, and share 
>>> some of the fun stuff about living and riding in Sac.  Towards that end, 
>>> how does this sound?
>>>
>>> Rivendell Owner's Bunch/iBOB Social Ride
>>> A short ride at a social pace, at most 1 hour long
>>> Meet: 5-5:30pm at Capitol Garage Restaurant & Bar 
>>> , corner of 15th & K St, just next to 
>>> the Convention Center. 
>>> End: New Helvetia Brewing Company , 18th & 
>>> Broadway (south end of Midtown, north end of Upper Land Park, easy biking 
>>> distance back to Midtown, Downtown, Amtrak, etc.)
>>>
>>> I'll try to get to Capitol Garage around 5, so people who need respite 
>>> from the show floor can join me there for a pre-ride pint, and we'll get 
>>> rolling around 5:30.  We'll take an easy ride along the river, around to 
>>> New Helvetia, my local watering hole, where they brew many fine ales and 
>>> lagers.  Social pace, no drop, everyone welcome, etc. etc. 
>>>
>>> I know there's numerous other social events planned for that evening and 
>>> the whole weekend, so my intention is to make a relatively casual event so 
>>> people can come and go as they please.  Say hi at the meetup, come for all 
>>> or none of the ride, meet us at New Helvetia, whatever.  If there's still a 
>>> good group sticking around at New Helvetia, we can retire to my place which 
>>> is very close to there, and my wife has offered to grill us up some grub. 
>>>
>>> If this sounds like fun, please RSVP so I have a rough idea of count. If 
>>> we're a significant crowd, I'll warn the businesses of incoming bike nerds. 
>>>  If you need to borrow a bike, PM me with your size and I'll see what I can 
>>> do.  
>>>
>>> See you soon,
>>>
>>> Jeremy
>>>
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[RBW] Re: NAHBS Rivendell Owner's Bunch/iBOB Social Ride--Sat 2/27 5:30pm

[Philip Williamson]

Super nice to see old friends and meet new ones at NAHBS, and at the Garage 
pre-ride meetup. Especially nice to meet your wife, Amit!
The carpool with Evan and John was a real treat. Excellent 
conversationalists. 

Philip
www.biketinker.com

On Friday, February 26, 2016 at 1:47:30 PM UTC-8, Amit Singh wrote:
>
> See y'all there!
>
> Amit
>
> On Thursday, 11 February 2016 09:18:11 UTC-8, Jeremy Till wrote:
>>
>> Hey Folks-
>>
>> Just bought my tickets for NAHBS, definitely getting excited about this 
>> event!  As a resident of Sacramento, I thought I'd organize a meetup for my 
>> friends on the Rivendell Owner's Bunch and Internet-BOB group, and share 
>> some of the fun stuff about living and riding in Sac.  Towards that end, 
>> how does this sound?
>>
>> Rivendell Owner's Bunch/iBOB Social Ride
>> A short ride at a social pace, at most 1 hour long
>> Meet: 5-5:30pm at Capitol Garage Restaurant & Bar 
>> , corner of 15th & K St, just next to the 
>> Convention Center. 
>> End: New Helvetia Brewing Company , 18th & 
>> Broadway (south end of Midtown, north end of Upper Land Park, easy biking 
>> distance back to Midtown, Downtown, Amtrak, etc.)
>>
>> I'll try to get to Capitol Garage around 5, so people who need respite 
>> from the show floor can join me there for a pre-ride pint, and we'll get 
>> rolling around 5:30.  We'll take an easy ride along the river, around to 
>> New Helvetia, my local watering hole, where they brew many fine ales and 
>> lagers.  Social pace, no drop, everyone welcome, etc. etc. 
>>
>> I know there's numerous other social events planned for that evening and 
>> the whole weekend, so my intention is to make a relatively casual event so 
>> people can come and go as they please.  Say hi at the meetup, come for all 
>> or none of the ride, meet us at New Helvetia, whatever.  If there's still a 
>> good group sticking around at New Helvetia, we can retire to my place which 
>> is very close to there, and my wife has offered to grill us up some grub. 
>>
>> If this sounds like fun, please RSVP so I have a rough idea of count. If 
>> we're a significant crowd, I'll warn the businesses of incoming bike nerds. 
>>  If you need to borrow a bike, PM me with your size and I'll see what I can 
>> do.  
>>
>> See you soon,
>>
>> Jeremy
>>
>

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[RBW] Off Topic, but perhaps not by much: Mac and Ubuntu compatible music manager?

[Patrick Moore]

I'm a neophyte to this, just starting the process of converting my CDs to
computer files, but I do have this one First Principle:

The application has to be different from and far, far *far* better than
shitty iTunes.

Anyone?

Thanks, Patrick Moore, trying to find out iTunes method of organizing
downloaded CDs -- 'cuz it ain't intuitive.

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Re: [RBW] Off Topic, but perhaps not by much: Mac and Ubuntu compatible music manager?

[James Warren]

Way off topic

Sent from my iPhone

> On Feb 28, 2016, at 12:43 PM, Patrick Moore  wrote:
> 
> I'm a neophyte to this, just starting the process of converting my CDs to 
> computer files, but I do have this one First Principle:
> 
> The application has to be different from and far, far far better than shitty 
> iTunes.
> 
> Anyone?
> 
> Thanks, Patrick Moore, trying to find out iTunes method of organizing 
> downloaded CDs -- 'cuz it ain't intuitive.
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> circumference on which all conditions, distinctions, and individualities 
> revolve. Chuang Tzu
> Stat crux dum volvitur orbis. (The cross stands motionless while the world 
> revolves.) Carthusian motto
> 
> It is we who change; He remains the same. Eckhart
> 
> Kinei hos eromenon. (It moves [all things] as the beloved.) Aristotle
> 
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[RBW] Re: Off Topic, but perhaps not by much: Mac and Ubuntu compatible music manager?

[Kieran J]

Hey Patrick,

What are you trying to do, just rip CDs into digital files?

I still use iTunes because the OSX alternatives I tried don't sound as good 
using my digital streaming/DAC/stereo setup. I agree that iTunes is a bit 
ogre-like at times, but I always reluctantly come back to it.

It's probably outdated information as I have been using it for years, but 
for converting formats, and for ripping outside of iTunes, I use XLD (now 
called X Lossless Decoder 
). Don't know if 
it's Linux compatible.

As you can imagine, there's a ton of discussions about iTunes and its 
alternatives on computer audio sites - probably your best bet.

KJ


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>
> I'm a neophyte to this, just starting the process of converting my CDs to 
> computer files, but I do have this one First Principle:
>
> The application has to be different from and far, far *far* better than 
> shitty iTunes.
>
> Anyone?
>
> Thanks, Patrick Moore, trying to find out iTunes method of organizing 
> downloaded CDs -- 'cuz it ain't intuitive.
>
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> **
> **
> *The point which is the pivot of the norm is the motionless center of a 
> circumference on which all conditions, distinctions, and individualities 
> revolve. *Chuang Tzu
>
> *Stat crux dum volvitur orbis.* *(The cross stands motionless while the 
> world revolves.) *Carthusian motto
>
> *It is *we *who change; *He* remains the same.* Eckhart
>
> *Kinei hos eromenon.* (*It moves [all things] as the beloved.) *Aristotle
>
>
>

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[RBW] Re: Off Topic, but perhaps not by much: Mac and Ubuntu compatible music manager?

[Patrick Moore]

Thanks for the information so far received. Let me make my request more
precise by describing the limitations both of purpose and agent.

I'd like to be able to insert a CD into the slot and have the application
automatically, or with a few button pushes, download the CD into a discrete
and discretely identified collection, even if it names the collection
"Downloaded by idiot at 4:33 pm on May 22d, 2016." I don't need it to look
up album art or relate it to something in an online store collection, or
give me biographical details about the artist.

I'd like the app to play the entire collection when I click on the
collection name or icon, and to play individual tracks when I click on the
track name or number.

I'd like to be able to copy collections from the original download
destination to another hard/software compatible device. (Right now, the
devices in question are a 2014 Macbook Pro and an otherwise discarded 2008
Macbook, both now running whatever the latest Mac OS is, but perhaps with
Ubuntu eventually on the 2008.

I may one day use a discarded iPhone as a cheapskate's iPod.

I will back up my collections, so loss of data is a risk I'm willing to
take.

Lastly, I will put my 14 1/2 year old daughter to work in doing the scutt
work of downloading, so discount my obvious impatience and irritability
with the whole process.

Thanks again!

Jeff Hagedorn: Is Tomahawk pretty forgiving to technological idiots? Will
it be gentle to someone who is doing this for the first time?

Kieran: I will keep your caution in mind, and look up XLD.

Thanks to both.

On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 1:43 PM, Patrick Moore  wrote:

> I'm a neophyte to this, just starting the process of converting my CDs to
> computer files, but I do have this one First Principle:
>
> The application has to be different from and far, far *far* better than
> shitty iTunes.
>
> Anyone?
>
> Thanks, Patrick Moore, trying to find out iTunes method of organizing
> downloaded CDs -- 'cuz it ain't intuitive.
>
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> **
> **
> *The point which is the pivot of the norm is the motionless center of a
> circumference on which all conditions, distinctions, and individualities
> revolve. *Chuang Tzu
>
> *Stat crux dum volvitur orbis.* *(The cross stands motionless while the
> world revolves.) *Carthusian motto
>
> *It is *we *who change; *He* remains the same.* Eckhart
>
> *Kinei hos eromenon.* (*It moves [all things] as the beloved.) *Aristotle
>
>
>


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[RBW] Re: NAHBS Rivendell Owner's Bunch/iBOB Social Ride--Sat 2/27 5:30pm

[Evan E.]

It was great to see the bikes but even better to see and meet so many Riv 
and iBOB people!

Just a few pics. I gravitated toward the more classic bikes -- and the old 
ones:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/128169182@N04/albums/72157665033167502









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[RBW] WTB_ 8cm and 9cm threadless stems

[jeffrey kane]

Hi all -- pardon the cross-post from the internet-bob list ...

Am looking for one of each in 26.0 clamp size & 0 rise ... or -17 or 73/107 
... or whatever term describes a level stem off an approximate 73 degree 
head tube (you know what I mean).

I'm not terribly picky here -- just looking for some fit options for a new 
fork, though silver would be preferred. I've got a fairly deep parts bin if 
trades are of interest but for the sake of efficiency, I'm happy to just 
shell out some cash so I can get moving on a new build.

Oh, and I could use a 1 1/8" to 1" steerer shim, too.

thanks! jsk

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[RBW] FS: Nitto 32F rack; Nitto Mark M1 Flat Rack

[Belopsky]

Sold my Rivendell (sad face) and my Velo Orange fork does not have the 
mounts for the 32F. oh well.

$95 for the 32F
$120 for the Flat

Shipping should be relatively cheap.

Ann Arbor, MI

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[RBW] Re: FS Soma High Rider Stem Adapter (Threadless steerers)

[Bruce Smitham]

The stem adapter is sold

On Sunday, February 28, 2016 at 2:26:15 PM UTC-8, Bruce Smitham wrote:
>
>
>- For sale: Soma High Rider Stem Adapter (Threadless steerers) black
>- The tallest adapter that allows you to put an 1-1/8" threadless stem 
>in a 1" threaded system.
>- Adapter extends up to 22.5cm above steerer tube.
>- No marks or scratches. $20 shipped CONUS
>
> Thanks, Bruce in San Diego
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Re: [RBW] Re: Off Topic, but perhaps not by much: Mac and Ubuntu compatible music manager?

[bertin753]

That is all more than I need to know; I want merely a format common to most 
apps and devices -- if this is possible.

Thanks.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Feb 28, 2016, at 3:37 PM, Garth  wrote:
> 
> 
>   Save them to what format ? mp3(what bitrate ?) , flac(lossless), OGG, etc. ?
> 
> I use K3B to rip cd's .  OGG(adjustable quality) and flac save quick . Mp3's 
> are saved @128kbs only and this can be changed but it is not so simple , 
> darnit ! 
> 
> If you're not saving for portable use flac or OGG are "best" .  
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Re: [RBW] FS: Tires - Big Ones, BG Rock/Roads, 650b Knards

[Philip Williamson]

Oh! Dammit!
I mean, "good on ya." ;^)

Philip
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[RBW] Re: Off Topic, but perhaps not by much: Mac and Ubuntu compatible music manager?

[Garth]

  Save them to what format ? mp3(what bitrate ?) , flac(lossless), OGG, 
etc. ?

I use K3B to rip cd's .  OGG(adjustable quality) and flac save quick . 
Mp3's are saved @128kbs only and this can be changed but it is not so 
simple , darnit ! 

If you're not saving for portable use flac or OGG are "best" .  

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[RBW] FS: Tires - Big Ones, BG Rock/Roads, 650b Knards

[David Banzer]

Selling tires I'll probably regret in a month, but they're not on a bike, 
so off they go.

Paypal Personal on these please, or cover fees. Shipping is NOT included. 
As they're all folding beads, I think I can fit each pair into flat rate 
padded envelopes.

1. Schwalbe Big Ones - $70 - Liteskin version, used about a month for daily 
commutes, fits large Clem with SKS fenders, probably will buy these again 
at some point, but want to try something different first

2. Bruce Gordon Rock n Roads - $60 - 700c, black sidewalls, used by another 
lister, I never used them, one tire has more wear, rotate it to the front 
and good to go

3. Surly Knards - $50 - 650b x 41 - used less than 10 miles, I'm back to 
mostly 700c wheels 

Would trade for Maxxis Torch (29x2.1) or 700c Schwalbe Super Motos.
Thanks,
David
Chicago

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Re: [RBW] FS: Tires - Big Ones, BG Rock/Roads, 650b Knards

[Eric Daume]

Hi David,

I'll take the Big Ones, shipped to 43016. Let me know how much.

Thanks,

Eric

On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 5:37 PM, David Banzer  wrote:

> Selling tires I'll probably regret in a month, but they're not on a bike,
> so off they go.
>
> Paypal Personal on these please, or cover fees. Shipping is NOT included.
> As they're all folding beads, I think I can fit each pair into flat rate
> padded envelopes.
>
> 1. Schwalbe Big Ones - $70 - Liteskin version, used about a month for
> daily commutes, fits large Clem with SKS fenders, probably will buy these
> again at some point, but want to try something different first
>
> 2. Bruce Gordon Rock n Roads - $60 - 700c, black sidewalls, used by
> another lister, I never used them, one tire has more wear, rotate it to the
> front and good to go
>
> 3. Surly Knards - $50 - 650b x 41 - used less than 10 miles, I'm back to
> mostly 700c wheels
>
> Would trade for Maxxis Torch (29x2.1) or 700c Schwalbe Super Motos.
> Thanks,
> David
> Chicago
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Re: [RBW] FS Compass Stampede Pass 32mm tires

[Tim Gavin]

Did you get my PM, Bruce?

Tim

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> On Feb 28, 2016, at 3:51 PM, Bruce Smitham  wrote:
> 
> FS Compass Stampede Pass 32mm tires with tan sidewalls. Note that these 
> sidewalls have some dirt or grease here and there so don't look the 
> prettiest. One ire is worn a little more than the other. But here's a great 
> chance to try these type of tires for a reasonable price of $40 for both 
> shipped CONUS.
> 
> Thx,
> 
> Bruce in San Diego
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Re: [RBW] FS Compass Stampede Pass 32mm tires

[Bruce Smitham]

Hi Tim,

Sorry but they were sold. I was just waiting for payment. I can't believe
how many people responded and so fast. I've been busy getting back to
everyone. If you have a Rodeo, I would go with the Schwalbe Kojaks any day.
They work really well and I've compared both multiple times.

Cheers,

Bruce

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> Did you get my PM, Bruce?
>
> Tim
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Feb 28, 2016, at 3:51 PM, Bruce Smitham  wrote:
>
> FS Compass Stampede Pass 32mm tires with tan sidewalls. Note that these
> sidewalls have some dirt or grease here and there so don't look the
> prettiest. One ire is worn a little more than the other. But here's a great
> chance to try these type of tires for a reasonable price of $40 for both
> shipped CONUS.
>
> Thx,
>
> Bruce in San Diego
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[RBW] Re: FS: Tires - Big Ones, BG Rock/Roads, 650b Knards

[David Banzer]

Big Ones sold. RnRs pending.


On Sunday, February 28, 2016 at 4:37:53 PM UTC-6, David Banzer wrote:
>
> Selling tires I'll probably regret in a month, but they're not on a bike, 
> so off they go.
>
> Paypal Personal on these please, or cover fees. Shipping is NOT included. 
> As they're all folding beads, I think I can fit each pair into flat rate 
> padded envelopes.
>
> 1. Schwalbe Big Ones - $70 - Liteskin version, used about a month for 
> daily commutes, fits large Clem with SKS fenders, probably will buy these 
> again at some point, but want to try something different first
>
> 2. Bruce Gordon Rock n Roads - $60 - 700c, black sidewalls, used by 
> another lister, I never used them, one tire has more wear, rotate it to the 
> front and good to go
>
> 3. Surly Knards - $50 - 650b x 41 - used less than 10 miles, I'm back to 
> mostly 700c wheels 
>
> Would trade for Maxxis Torch (29x2.1) or 700c Schwalbe Super Motos.
> Thanks,
> David
> Chicago
>

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Re: [RBW] Re: Off Topic, but perhaps not by much: Mac and Ubuntu compatible music manager?

[Kieran J]

Ubiquitous = Mp3. As long as the bitrate is decent (256kbps and above) it 
will do.

Unless you are having big problems with it, or you have mega-audiophile 
control requirements, iTunes is just fine.

KJ


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> That is all more than I need to know; I want merely a format common to 
> most apps and devices -- if this is possible.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Feb 28, 2016, at 3:37 PM, Garth  
> wrote:
>
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[RBW] Re: FS: Choco cockpit, bullmoose, VO cockpit

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Re: [RBW] Re: Off Topic, but perhaps not by much: Mac and Ubuntu compatible music manager?

[Patrick Moore]

Thanks; I will investigate Tomahawk, but perhaps turn my daughter loose
first on iTunes and let her figure out how to group things by album, and
have the albums show up in some logical order and in a visible way. For all
I know, my problem comes simply from not using the View options wisely.

Tomahawk seems pretty sophisticated for my needs, which are a sort of Timex
watch for mp3 files: 1 button and 3 hands. Perhaps Vox? UMPlayer? Will
continue to research.

On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 7:39 PM, Kieran J  wrote:

> Ubiquitous = Mp3. As long as the bitrate is decent (256kbps and above) it
> will do.
>
> Unless you are having big problems with it, or you have mega-audiophile
> control requirements, iTunes is just fine.
>
> KJ
>
>
> On Sunday, February 28, 2016 at 8:46:30 PM UTC-5, Patrick Moore wrote:
>>
>> That is all more than I need to know; I want merely a format common to
>> most apps and devices -- if this is possible.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>> On Feb 28, 2016, at 3:37 PM, Garth  wrote:
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Re: [RBW] FS Compass Stampede Pass 32mm tires

[Chad]

Dang, sorry I missed this!

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[RBW] Re: [socalallrounders] Re: Strada Rossa March 19th... you all are invited!

[cyclotourist]

As of this morning, space is almost filled. We capped it at 250 riders over
the three routes.
Currently only 12 spots remaining for 100 miler, 18 for 100K  and 20 for
50K.
If you're thinking of hopping on board, best be quick about!



On Tue, Feb 23, 2016 at 12:59 PM, cyclotourist 
wrote:

>
> http://redlands-strada-rossa.blogspot.com/2016/02/paging-all-helpful-people-code-for.html
>
>
>
> On Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at 5:03:04 PM UTC-8, cyclotourist wrote:
>>
>> Those should be great. Any sort of fast 35mm CX tire will fit the bill.
>> There are a few sections of sand, but I rode them with Challenge Eroicas
>> (smooth 32mm) and while it sapped some energy, didn't stall me out. The
>> rest is really hard pack. Minimal rocky sections.
>>
>> On Tue, Feb 16, 2016 at 2:02 PM, Dave C 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Based on the comments from Dave and Mike, I think I will put 35 mm cross
>>> knobbies on her Romulus and have her test them out.
>>>
>>> I have a WTB Cross Boss that should fit its clearances.
>>>
>>>
>>> 
>>>
>>>
>>> On Monday, February 15, 2016 at 7:32:27 PM UTC-8, cyclot...@gmail.com
>>> wrote:

 David, sorry to not have replied to you sooner... life happens
 sometimes.

 I'm ecstatic you and your wife can make it! It's practically in your
 back yard, right! The 100km is the signature event, so it's the one to
 shoot for in my opinion!

 You brought up two related question. The first is about your tires. The
 Nano/Knard combo will be fine. Anything more than 40mm is unnecessary.
 As the second question is about bikes/tires, I'll add that like Mike
 mentioned, some light knobbie tread will be really appreciated. So
 whichever bike she brings I think she'll be happier with the tire that has
 some knobs. That and whichever frame she will be most comfortable on for
 six+ hours. Oh, and gearing for hills.

 I don't think goatheads are going to be a big problem. I've been
 pre-riding with my my road bike on Challenge Eroicas, which are pretty thin
 rubber. No problems. So don't choose a tire just for puncture resistance.
 Pick the tire for the terrain: 30 miles of roads, and 30 miles of hardpack.
 A few short sand sections. As insurance, taking out the valve core and
 putting a couple ounces of Stans wouldn't hurt at all. I'd do that before
 tire liners. In fact, that is what I do!

 So don't know if that helped clear things up for you. I hope some.
 Anything else, definitely let me know!

 Was out in the hills today, and it's beautiful!




 On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 6:34 PM, 'Mike Schiller' via SoCal All Rounders
 (SCAR)  wrote:

> I rode it two years ago on Hetres.  They were very fast but less
> stable in the singletrack sections and my background is MTB racing. This
> time I'm going to run a low knobbed tire like the Panaracer 40mm
> Gravelking.I think your wife would better off on the Romulus with some
> 36-38mm low knob tires than the Glorius.
>
> I'll be riding the 100km course as well.
>
> ~mike
> Carlsbad Ca
>
> On Monday, February 15, 2016 at 2:42:08 PM UTC-8, David Carroll wrote:
>>
>> David, everybody,
>>
>> Just registered my wife and I for the 100km. We thought about the
>> English century, but we have to arrange babysitting and bring the kids 
>> down
>> to Redlands. A hundred miler might take too much time. Probably my mom 
>> (KC)
>> and dad will participate in the half-metric event.
>>
>> I've never been on the course, but it seems these trails around there
>> are a bit smoother than our fire roads, which are rutted, rocky things 
>> that
>> most people tackle with 29ers, Jeeps, and lifted trucks. Would a 41 mm
>> Knard / 40 mm Nano combo on my Soma Double Cross be fine? Not overkill, I
>> hope. My wife has to decide between her Glorius, Romulus, or 29er. She 
>> has
>> Hetres on the Glorius, and if she takes it I thought we might want to put
>> in tire liners. I don't get a ton of thorns here in the San Gabriels, 
>> but I
>> hear goat heads are more common around Redlands.
>>
>> Any suggestions would be appreciated. We like to ride fast and light
>> when possible, but I'm not looking to get any "under-biking awards"  :)
>>
>> Dave in Wrightwood
>>
>>
>>
>> On Saturday, November 7, 2015 at 9:08:22 PM UTC-8,
>> cyclot...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> http://redlands-strada-rossa.blogspot.com/2015/11/were-putting-stake-in-it-march-19-2016.html
>>>
>>> A very Rivendell-friendly event! Hope to see some of you there!
>>>
>>> --
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>>> David
>>>
>>> 

Re: [RBW] FS Compass Stampede Pass 32mm tires

[Chad]

You would go with the Kojaks over Stampede Pass?  Might have to go back and 
read your comparison.

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Re: [RBW] FS Compass Stampede Pass 32mm tires

[Bruce Smitham]

I have 38mm XL Barlow Pass tires on my Ritchey Breakaway Ti Cross and
really like them. I rode up this big gravely fire road behind my house
yesterday and made it easily with these tires. I should take a picture so
you can see what they can handle. They get a bit sketchy going downhill on
the steep slick sandstone/hard pack clay. The Compass tires have also been
difficult to seat on my Ritchey Zeda II tubeless ready wheels. But they
perform nice once mounted. So I do like Compass tires. I know for sure I
don't like tan sidewalls. Go for the extra light with Compass and they are
certainly more durable than I expected. Now on the the Schwalbe Kojaks.
They feel almost the same just a little more stable. But I compared the
Kojaks to the Stampede Pass on my Rivendell Rodeo. I just think Rivendells
ride really well with Schwalbe tires. Another example of this was my wife's
55cm Rivendell Cheviot. I originally had 650b Grand Bois Hectres and the
bike rode a little weird. I remember riding my sister-in-law's Betty Foy
with Schwalbe Marathon Greenguards and it rode really nice. So I switched
my wife's Cheviot to the Marathon Greenguards and it rode great like a
Rivendell should. One last example about Rivendells working better with
certain parts (but not tire related)- I once built my 56cm Sam Hillborne
with a Shimano 105 groupset and it rode OK. It didn't have low enough
gearing for all the hills around my house so I switched to a more typical
Riv build. I went 9 speed Sugino triple, Dura-Ace bar-end shifters XT FD &
RD, Connex SS 9X chain, XT 12/34 cassette and it just works awesome the way
it should. Yes, I've bought & sold & fiddled with too many bikes in my
lifetime but I did get a chance to ride and test them all so I think I have
a good reference point. Give them a try. If I wanted just one tire to get
the job done for commuting, touring, all around use and fairly light, it
would be the Schwalbe Marathon Supreme 40mm.

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> You would go with the Kojaks over Stampede Pass?  Might have to go back
> and read your comparison.
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Re: [RBW] Re: NAHBS Rivendell Owner's Bunch/iBOB Social Ride--Sat 2/27 5:30pm

[cyclotourist]

Ah man, didn't know you were meeting up at the Capitol Garage... that is
100% my favorite place to go in SAC.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/cyclotourist/16078484274/in/album-72157651569863236/
Love that place!

On Sun, Feb 28, 2016 at 1:39 PM, Evan E.  wrote:

> It was great to see the bikes but even better to see and meet so many Riv
> and iBOB people!
>
> Just a few pics. I gravitated toward the more classic bikes -- and the old
> ones:
>
> https://www.flickr.com/photos/128169182@N04/albums/72157665033167502
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[RBW] Re: PSA: Cunningham medical fund

[cyclotour...@gmail.com]

Her most recent update isn't a good one: https://www.gofundme.com/w85tn3dg
Sounds like she's getting run-down in the caregiver role. :-(

On Friday, October 23, 2015 at 8:01:58 AM UTC-7, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
>
> Jaquie P. has been posting more updates on Charlie's condition and 
> recovery of late.
>
> Stop by when you have the time and continue to spread the word - 
> https://www.gofundme.com/w85tn3dg
>
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[RBW] not so simple simpleone

[Steve Greco]

I had, for a very long time, wanted to add a Quickbeam to my collection but 
just barely missed the last batch of silver beams. I eventually scored a 
nice deal on a Simpleone, which is a fantastic ride. I quickly began to 
wish I could get some gears on it,  and went about scheming the best way to 
do it. I understand that adding gears to these Riv single-speeders is often 
viewed quite negatively around here, and so I'll apologize up front for all 
those I may offend. My goal with this build was to have a do-it-all ride 
that I could easily change up, and that I would not be paranoid about 
taking places, locking up wherever, etc. as I am with some other bikes. 

I tooled around with the idea of a bolt on derailleur hanger for a while 
but eventually decided to go all the way and braze one on. For shifting, I 
added a single water bottle mount brazed on to the underside of the down 
tube onto which I bolt a cable stop if I am running bar end shifters or a 
paul thumbie. I also added a tiny triangular "shelf" just beneath the upper 
drive side rack mount which allows me to bolt on a down tube shifter to the 
seat stay. I mostly do this when I am running flat/city bars that don't 
have much room to allow for a shifter on the bars. I machined some little 
cable stops to bolt on so that the cable routing is clean when running 
gears and virtually disappears when running a single/double cog set up. 

I wanted to be able to simply swap rear wheels to go between single and 
geared set ups and so it was important to me to avoid spreading the rear 
triangle. I had a set of Velocity Dyads laced to Shimano Deore DX hubs 
sitting around from a previous build which were spaced for 135. In order to 
get this rear hub spacing down I purchased a Shimano DX BMX rear hub which 
are 120 spaced and transferred the narrow cassette body to the Deore. 
Theres a ton of these hubs laced to BMX wheels which you can get for cheap 
$$ from the ebay. The narrow BMX cassette body was perfectly compatible 
with the wider MTB hub and allowed me to fit a 6 speed cassette without 
spreading the rear triangle.

I love the way this ride turned out and have been using it as my commuter 
and travel bike for over 2 years. I usually ride it set up with a bar end 
shifter on albatross bars most of the year and then switch to single speed 
in the winter. If I'm taking it somewhere I'll usually throw some Jitensha 
bars on it and relocate the shifter to the seat stay or keep it single 
speed, depending on the terrain. I had to strip the paint to get all the 
braze ons and so it was refinished in clear powder coat over a nice even 
bead blast.


It's currently got some old Campy Nuovo Record bits that I moved from an 
old Serotta Club Special that I had to part ways with. The crankset has the 
outer teeth machined off to act as a chainguard. The fenders are VO 
Zeppelins that are powder coated to "match" the clear. Jitensha rear 
taillight mounted to the non-drive-side rack mount and an LED MagLite 
mounted to the Nitto Campee mini front rack. The LED Mag is an awesomely 
cheap front lighting option if you have a front rack and no dyno. The mag 
is 1" on the front and 3/4" on the back. I bought two appropriately sized 
P-clamps from Mcmaster-Car, stripped the rubber off the rear one and 
replaced it with bar tape. This way the front clamp holds the light, and 
the rear enables it to spin so you can simply twist the body of the light 
to turn it on/off. Also, if you are a shop nerd like me, the Klein Tools 
5102-14SP is a perfect fit for the smaller Wald basket. 



 











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[RBW] Re: FS: Paul Thumbies with Silver Shifter adpaters and some Freewheels

[Ben]

Thumbies sold.

Freewheels are rust free and very nice. If you can use one make an offer.

On Monday, February 22, 2016 at 11:05:15 PM UTC-8, Ben wrote:
>
> One pair of silver Paul Thumbies, 22.2mm with Silver shifter adapters. 
> Shifters not included. These have been assembled and mounted, but not 
> cabled or used. 
> $40 Paypal personal, shipping included
>
> Three really great don't make 'em like this anymore freewheels for sale: 
> $25 ea. incl shipping
>
> Suntour Pro Compe 5 speed 14-32, looks new. I know that I have never used 
> it.
>
> Suntour Pro Compe 6 speed 13-34, original gold finish is about half worn 
> away, excellent condition, many miles to go
>
> Shimano 600 6 speed 13-32, likewise excellent
>
> Package deals definitely a bonus option.
>
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[RBW] Clementine / Cheviot comparison and random questions

[Bob Lovejoy]

I have no business even thinking about it but I am considering a 59cm 
Clementine complete or a 60cm Cheviot frame and building it up.  Either 
would be 90% city use (and fun and exploring) and potentially involving 
multi-modal travel at times (bus rack, light rail, etc.).  That said, local 
transit rules state that no bike shall be longer than 80" or higher than 
48", and the bus racks state a maximum wheelbase of 44".  I might never use 
the bus racks except in an emergency but the light rail is useful for 
getting out and away from the city.

Random questions and a need for comparison...

   - Would a Clementine or Cheviot fit within those specs or even close? 
80" total length, 44" wheelbase... I am suspecting not but wanted to at 
   least ask and not assume.
   - Can anyone who has ridden both (a Clementine and Cheviot) comment on 
   the ride differences?
   - For what it is worth I have a PBH of ~89cm (usual saddle height of 
   78cm) and am thinking the 59 Clem (not ...tine) *might" be too big, though 
   I always prefer bikes that are slightly too big versus going down in size.
   - I must be getting truly old, or maybe wiser, or both, but the idea of 
   a low mount/dismount height for a city bike makes perfect sense to me, 
   hence the Clementine/Cheviot fixation.  That said, a Clem, if it fit would 
   still be an option.
   
Just looking for any observations on the ride differences, maybe even 
utility differences, if people have ridden both.

All help appreciated,

Bob
Denver, CO

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[RBW] touch up paint

[Robert Husfield]

I just got a new-used Sam Hilborn in orange. Does anybody have a good 
source for touch up paint/nail polish that is a pretty good match.

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Re: [RBW] Rodeo photeo

[Bruce Smitham]

Nick, do you have much clearance in your chain stays for the 38mm? I had very 
little spare room but they fit. They worked nice on that bike but we're 
difficult to take on/off wheels unless a let out a little air. 

Bruce Smitham

 

> On Feb 28, 2016, at 9:37 PM, Nick Worthington  wrote:
> 
> I've got Barlow Pass on my Roadeo, and they are working fine so far. 
> 
> Nick W.
> 
>> On Saturday, February 27, 2016 at 1:41:26 PM UTC-8, Chad wrote:
>> Bruce, glad to hear you got the Roadeo to work out!  I have Barlow Pass 
>> tires on my RB-T and have considered trying to fit them on my Roadeo, but I 
>> think they would be awful tight at the chainstays based on my recent 
>> experience trying to fit Schwalbe G-One 700x35 tires.  Too tight IMHO.
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